
Get Involved
Support safer communities through giving, leadership, and partnership.
Support, Leadership, Partnership
Cook County Crime Stoppers relies on financial support, leadership involvement, and strategic partnerships to advance its mission of safer communities. Donations and partnerships fund cash rewards, outreach efforts, and public-awareness programs that encourage anonymous crime tips and support law enforcement efforts throughout Cook County.

Support Public Safety in Cook County
Your secure online donation to Cook County Crime Stoppers contributions help fund cash rewards, community engagement initiatives, and awareness campaigns that assist law enforcement in solving serious crimes.
Cook County Crime Stoppers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization FEIN#36-3390411
Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
🤝Sponsorship Opportunities
Our sponsorship opportunities allow individuals and organizations to support specific programs and events, including reward flyers, community outreach initiatives, and signature fundraising events.
Sponsors receive recognition while playing a direct role in advancing public safety.
🏢Corporate Partnerships
Partner with Crime Stoppers to align public safety with corporate social responsibility.
Corporate partners support crime-prevention initiatives, outreach programs, and reward funding while demonstrating commitment to the communities they serve.
Board Membership Opportunities
Cook County Crime Stoppers welcomes committed community leaders who are interested in serving on our Board of Directors. Board members provide strategic guidance, assist with fundraising, and help strengthen relationships with community and law enforcement partners throughout Cook County.
Board Membership Giving Levels
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Platinum Board Members
$10,000 or more donation
Includes VIP tickets to all Cook County Crime Stoppers events, opportunities to present an award at the Annual Awards Dinner, and prominent recognition on all CCCS event print materials and the CCCS website.
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Gold Board Members
$5,000 – $10,000 donation
Includes VIP tickets to all Cook County Crime Stoppers events, with name and/or logo recognition on select print materials and the CCCS website.
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Silver Board Members
Minimum $500 donation with a commitment to raise $5,000 before December 1st. Includes recognition for service and fundraising efforts in support of Cook County Crime Stoppers programs and initiatives on the website.
Volunteer with Cook Country Crime Stoppers

Volunteers play a vital role in supporting the mission of Cook County Crime Stoppers by helping strengthen community awareness, public safety, and trust between residents and law enforcement. By volunteering, individuals can make a meaningful impact in their communities while supporting efforts to solve and prevent serious crime through anonymous tip reporting.
Those interested in becoming a volunteer are
invited to contact Executive Director Paul Rutherford at PRutherford@CookCountyCrimeStoppers.org to request a complete volunteer packet, which includes an application. Please note that all volunteers are required to successfully complete
a comprehensive background check and sign all required waivers before participation.
Play a Vital Role
Volunteers play a vital role in strengthening community awareness, public safety, and trust between residents and law enforcement. By volunteering, individuals support efforts to solve and prevent serious crime through anonymous tip reporting and community engagement.
Volunteer Opportunities Include:
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Community outreach and engagement events
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Support for fundraising events (Golf Outing, Cigar Social, Toy Drive, Awards Dinner)
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Event planning, logistics, and registration
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Public awareness initiatives and materials distribution
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Administrative or communications support
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Reward flyer distribution and street canvassing (restricted roles only).
Volunteers work alongside Crime Stoppers staff, Board members, and law enforcement partners in a professional, confidential environment. No law enforcement experience is required — only a commitment to public service, integrity, and community involvement. Training is provided, and roles are matched to individual skills and availability.

